PMO software for consistent delivery across teams
One delivery model and one set of definitions across every team, without slowing anyone down — modules, statuses, and workflows each workspace can shape to fit how it actually works.
- Modules on or off per workspace
- Custom statuses and workflows
- Governance you can evidence
Consistency without a change-management project
Standardise the model and the definitions, not the busywork.
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Define the model
One hierarchy of milestones, sprints, and work items, with statuses mapped to categories so reporting stays comparable.
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Enable what fits
Modules are switched on per workspace, so teams get what they need without carrying what they do not.
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Measure the same way
Delivery confidence and SLA compliance mean the same thing across every team.
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Evidence the governance
Activity logs, credential access logs, login history, and AI action records ready for review.
The controls a PMO gets asked for
Standardisation teams will not route around, because it bends where it should.
Modules per workspace
Enable sprints, milestones, analytics, SLAs and more where they fit.
Custom statuses
Renamed and reordered per team, still mapped to categories for reporting.
Workflows
Drag-and-drop automation for the repetitive parts of delivery.
SLA policies
Targets with business hours, holidays, and automatic breach alerts.
Access logs
Login history and credential access recorded per user.
Executive rollup
Every active project on one line with delivery confidence.
Governance surfaces
The answer to most security questions is a screen you can open, not a document.
- Activity logActivity log
- Every state change across the workspace, recorded and queryable.
- Login historyWorkspaces
- Per-user sign-in records for access reviews.
- Credential access logVault
- Who opened which secret and when, with extra verification available.
- IP whitelistingIP whitelist
- Restrict workspace access to known networks.
- AI action recordsAI Assistant
- What the assistant did, on whose behalf, and whether a human confirmed it.
- SLA reportingSLA Management
- Compliance against response and resolution targets over time.
- Signed webhooksWebhooks
- Verifiable event delivery into downstream systems.
Common questions
Do all teams have to work the same way?
No — that is usually why standardisation fails. The hierarchy and the definitions stay consistent, but modules, statuses, and workflows are configured per workspace so each team keeps the parts that fit its work.
How do we keep reporting comparable if teams rename statuses?
Statuses map to categories. Teams can rename, recolour, and reorder freely, and velocity and reporting continue to read from the underlying category.
What can we show a security reviewer?
Activity logs, login history, credential access logs, AI action records, and IP whitelisting — all product surfaces rather than policy documents.
Can SLAs account for our working hours?
Yes. SLA policies are aware of business hours and holidays, and warn you before a response or resolution target is missed rather than after.
“Governed AI agents meant we could finally say yes to automation without losing the audit trail our compliance team needs.”
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- delivery model across every team
- Per team
- modules, statuses, workflows
- 99.95%
- platform uptime, audited quarterly
Stop finding out about risk
in the retro
Score every project, catch scope creep while it is still cheap, and give clients a seat at the table — without another status meeting.
- 90 days
- Free, full platform
- No card
- Nothing to enter up front
- 20 min
- Guided walkthrough on request